‘Little Women’ at The Theatre School: The pressure and power behind a play adaptation Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer November 8, 2024
Navigating the artificial age: how AI interviews are changing the job search Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer October 21, 2024
FAFSA frustrations: Financial aid delays impact enrollment at universities across the country Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer October 7, 2024
The news never sleeps — even when annoying pop-ups block your view Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer September 30, 2024
KiKi Layne’s love for the unexpected: DePaul Theater School alumni reflects on career and teachings amid “Dandelion” opening Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer May 26, 2024
An APIDA Pride: Sabrina Salvador celebrates APIDA heritage and experience across the DePaul Community Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer May 19, 2024
“Challengers” Press Conference: The Actors, Director and Producers behind Amazon MGM’s latest sports drama Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer April 28, 2024
“Challengers” review: Competition is a dish best served in threes Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer April 14, 2024
Carrying culture: Ava Francis brings presence, inclusion and action to DePaul’s BCC Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer March 3, 2024
Festival of Lights hosts culture, performance and student talent for Lunar New Year Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer February 18, 2024
Black History Month at DePaul: Events, Panels, Exhibitions and a diverse student experience Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer February 11, 2024
A man to remember and a movement to honor: MLK JR marches on through Chicago artistry Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer January 21, 2024
Torn legacies, tough audiences and a building controversy against the Golden Globes Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer January 15, 2024
“Eileen” filmmakers talk story, structure and surprises behind cinematic adaptation Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer December 6, 2023
“The Killer” review: A thriller as obvious as it is effective Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer November 5, 2023
“Evil Does Not Exist”: A tranquil coasting across the vanity of mankind Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer October 22, 2023
“La Chimera”: Grave robbing plays as pastime to a dense reflection of lost love Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer October 22, 2023
“Lost Country”: Politics and family come together in a story built on social unrest Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer October 22, 2023
“Zone of Interest”: A resonant moral probing of evil and its subtle cultural imprints Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer October 22, 2023
“The Boy and the Heron” review: A boy and a bird graciously sing Miyazaki’s swan song to cinema Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer October 15, 2023
“Eric Larue” review: Shoddy artistry upends an otherwise novel story of tragedy and faith Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer October 15, 2023
“Waiting for the Light to Change” opens at Siskel Center Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer September 24, 2023
An evolving history: The Newberry Library welcomes patrons to community built on service Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer September 17, 2023
“Barbenheimer:” A pop culture boom big enough to reach the classroom Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer September 10, 2023
Knock at the Cabin Review: Who knew a giant could be so gentle? Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer February 12, 2023
Infinity Pool: A successful riff on deep pocketed society that over extends it’s message Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer February 5, 2023
